Does the fabella contribute to the reinforcement of the posterolateral corner of the knee by inducing the development of associated ligaments?
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2022, Disease-a-MonthCitation Excerpt :It is important for physicians to be aware of the fabella because it can be mistaken for osteophytes or an intra-articular loose body. (This section is meant to put the case into the context of similar cases, to explain specific treatment decisions, and to share additional relevant information that is not included in the case presentation.).3 A 38 year old motorcycle driver with helmet was driving approximately 35 miles per hour when while attempting to switch lanes in a busy intersection, an oncoming truck hit his back wheel in a T-bone fashion.
Fabella fracture: Rare lower extremity injury
2020, Visual Journal of Emergency MedicineCitation Excerpt :It is important for physicians to be aware of the fabella because it can be mistaken for osteophytes or an intra-articular loose body. (This section is meant to put the case into the context of similar cases, to explain specific treatment decisions, and to share additional relevant information that is not included in the case presentation.).3 A 38 year old motorcycle driver with helmet was driving approximately 35 miles per hour when while attempting to switch lanes in a busy intersection, an oncoming truck hit his back wheel in a T-bone fashion.
Lateral and Posterior Knee Anatomy
2017, Noyes' Knee Disorders: Surgery, Rehabilitation, Clinical OutcomesThe popliteal eminence shows that the intra-articular popliteal tendon supports posterolateral knee stability
2024, Anatomical Science InternationalCommon fibular nerve palsy due to the Fabella: A review
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